Before I knew it, I'd reached 300 chapters.
I'd been writing this book for nearly six months.
First of all, I want to thank everyone for sticking with me and supporting me all this time.
Honestly, even I think Cang Jian's pretty impressive, haha~ 700,000 characters is no small number, and somehow I've written that much without even realizing it.
A lot has happened while I've been writing this book.
I've had people complain that I update too slowly, and others say the story is padded. But plenty of readers have also supported me, saying the book is great and encouraging me to keep working hard~
All in all, the book's performance has been growing day by day. The growth has been slowing down, but that's still better than falling, right~
Still, I feel like I've lost some of my motivation. Don't get me wrong, haha~ It's just a feeling... just a feeling.
When you keep writing the same book, it starts to feel more and more tedious, more and more boring.
There's a lot of foreshadowing that needs to be written into the story. As the book moves into its later stages, the increasingly tangled relationships and timelines have started to give me a headache too.
You haven't seen Cang Jian's outline. Even I'm scared when I look at it. That alone is several thousand characters long. It's terrifying...
And then there are the readers—or, I should say, the subscribers. There have gradually been more of them, but the number of recommendation tickets keeps shrinking.
It feels pretty bad. There used to be days when I'd get 500 or 600 recommendation tickets. Now it's usually only 200 or 300. I know they're free, but I can't help feeling that getting fewer of them means nobody's reading...
There are still